Add Subway and Schick to the list of companies who have pulled their commercials from the roster of ads that run during MTV’s controversial new hour-long teen drama.

Taco Bell, H&R Block and Wrigley yanked their ads over the weekend after the series — a sex- and drug-filled adaptation of a hit UK show — drew criticism from the Parents Television Council and the media. (General Motors ads ran during “Skins” in error, but will not appear again, GM said.)

Several media buyers also said they were “mad” at MTV because they felt the network did not give them adequate warning about how raunchy the series was.

“You have to say that, over the years, MTV has been brilliant working with hot topics,” said one ad guy. “But this time, they may have set the bar too high.”

Still, most predicted that the show would find enough willing advertisers to stay on the air.

“We have an ongoing dialogue with our advertising partners about the best fit for them across our diverse lineup of shows,” an MTV spokesperson told Ad Age.

“We know that not every show works for every advertiser. That said, we are confident that ‘Skins’ will continue to connect with the audience it was created for and that advertisers will take advantage of the opportunity to reach them.”

Nearly 3.3 million viewers tuned in for the series premiere last week.